Airbrush

The air brush is small in size and is generally available in single action external mix type airbrush where the air leaves the airbrush before it comes into contact with the paint which are best suited for covering larger areas with more viscous paints or the double action airbrush which separates the function for air and paint flow with this internal mix airbrush the paint and air mix inside the tip of the airbrush creating a finer atomized state of paint.

The user can control the volume of airflow and the concentration of paintflow through two independent mechanisms. This gives the user greater control and more flexibility with various artistic and desired effects. This advanced version compared with the single action airbrush is more complicated and tends to command a higher price.

Airbrush kits are operated via compressed air through an airhose with the air source being a compressor or a can of compressed air. The airbrush is capable of spraying various media including ink and dye but mostly used for spraying specialized airbrush paint.